Faculty development programmes
Hands-on training in modern CFD and simulation workflows, so faculty can use them in their own teaching and research.
For institutions
Partnerships
Long-term collaboration with engineering colleges, polytechnics, universities and research laboratories.
Partnerships are agreed in a formal memorandum of understanding (MoU) and built around what the institution wants to change: how its faculty teach, what its laboratory can do, or what its students work on.
What a partnership can include
Curriculum and laboratory modernisation
Aligning syllabi with what the clean-energy industry needs, and bringing laboratory practice into line with them.
Joint research
Research carried out jointly with the institution, on questions of shared interest.
Invention-disclosure guidance
Guidance on documenting an invention, with any patent application filed through a registered patent agent.
Student internship cohorts
Internships and careers
Mentored internship cohorts for engineering students, on real industrial research challenges.
How a partnership starts
Introduce your institution
Tell us who you are, which department is involved, what you want to achieve and over what period.
Agree the scope
We set out the programmes and responsibilities in an MoU.
Run the programme
Faculty, students and our team carry out the agreed work together.
Talk to us about a partnership
Tell us about your institution and what you would like to change. Partnership enquiries are handled by our Institutional Sales & MoUs desk.